Question

According to the passage, what is Woolf’s purpose in writing A Room of One’s Own? to persuade women to reject social norms and to write to blame a portion of society for Milton’s bogey to inform others on what it takes to be a good writer to entertain readers with a fictional story

Answer 1

The answer is A to persuade women to reject social norms and to write

Answer 2

Virginia Woolf's purpose in writing "A Room of One's Own" is to persuade women to reject social norms and to write.

Virginia Woolf writes that men have written a lot more than women. And she states that to write it is necessary to have money. This financial independence that men have, will allow them to have leisure time, and privacy to write without being interrupted. This historical difference between men and women has been established by traditional hierarchies. These social norms have to be rejected by women.